As copper tariffs discussions continue in the United States, inter-exchange spreads and structural supply constraints are shaping copper market behavior.

The copper market is currently driven more by external developments than by direct consumption signals. Conversations between producers, consumers, and investment funds during “Copper Day” in New York highlighted how administrative decisions and trade logistics are now exerting influence comparable to market fundamentals.

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